[Football] Travel to Fulham, Craven Cottage

bhanutz · Dec 28, 2014

DanRedman said:
Bhanutz, you can piss off mate. Anyone who wants to can attend away games, forget this 'how long have you supported the club' bollocks, it's pathetic

You don't even know how to get there. Plastic fantastic

Geestar · Dec 28, 2014

DanRedman said:
Bhanutz, you can piss off mate. Anyone who wants to can attend away games, forget this 'how long have you supported the club' bollocks, it's pathetic

Spot on

bhanutz · Dec 28, 2014

Geestar said:
Spot on

I suppose all you JCL's will want to sit in your allocated seat too :angry:

Tarpon · Dec 28, 2014

spence said:
This new poster sounds very similar to another poster

Hmmmmm. And that other poster has been quiet lately (scratches chin).

DanRedman · Dec 28, 2014

You don't even know how to get there. Plastic fantastic[/QUOTE said:
I used to work at Craven Cottage whilst at uni, think I know how to get there... My original question was the 'easiest' way to get to the ground because (if you haven't noticed) there's disruption on the tubes and its a late kick off. Also, I've never used Seagull Travel before, wanted other "true" fans' advice on the service. How about you go back to ******* over the days when Albion had no fans...

bhanutz · Dec 28, 2014

DanRedman said:
I used to work at Craven Cottage whilst at uni, think I know how to get there... My original question was the 'easiest' way to get to the ground because (if you haven't noticed) there's disruption on the tubes and its a late kick off. Also, I've never used Seagull Travel before, wanted other "true" fans' advice on the service. How about you go back to ******* over the days when Albion had no fans...

You are very angry. You would have been screwed trying to find Bury or Oldham etc. I guess you wouldn't have been a "true" fan then.

DanRedman · Dec 28, 2014

bhanutz said:
You are very angry. You would have been screwed trying to find Bury or Oldham etc. I guess you wouldn't have been a "true" fan then.

Nope. Just surprised by your attitude to my post about asking for advice on a fans messsge board about getting to an away game when there's travel disruption. I really couldn't care if I didn't travel to Bury or Oldham, and a "true" fan would accept the fact that people want to follow the club

bhanutz · Dec 28, 2014

DanRedman said:
Nope. Just surprised by your attitude to my post about asking for advice on a fans messsge board about getting to an away game when there's travel disruption. I really couldn't care if I didn't travel to Bury or Oldham, and a "true" fan would accept the fact that people want to follow the club

It was tongue in cheek..p.s don't forget to get there early to pick up your half and half scarf. They go like hot cakes at away games.

goldstone68 · Dec 28, 2014

Tarpon said:
Hmmmmm. And that other poster has been quiet lately (scratches chin).

I assume you mean me? (scratches arse)

8ace · Dec 28, 2014

bhanutz said:
You are very angry. You would have been screwed trying to find Bury or Oldham etc. I guess you wouldn't have been a "true" fan then.

What's the best way Oldham

bhanutz · Dec 28, 2014

8ace said:
What's the best way Oldham

Classic

lawros left foot · Dec 28, 2014

8ace said:
What's the best way Oldham

With both hands

I'll get my coat

Ernest · Dec 28, 2014

What pub is EVERYONE drinking in TOMORROW ?

bassking · Dec 28, 2014

Ernest said:
What pub is EVERYONE drinking in TOMORROW ?

Probably The temparance north side of the bridge, or Weatherspoons outside Putney station at the moment. :thumbsup:

ForestRowSeagull · Dec 28, 2014

bassking said:
Probably The temparance north side of the bridge, or Weatherspoons outside Putney station at the moment.

Also heading to Temperance. Home and Away friendly apparently.

clapham_gull · Dec 28, 2014

There is a Harvey's pub just over the river.

The Cats Back.

Grassman · Dec 28, 2014

8ace said:
What's the best way Oldham

Firstly, Needham, Feltham and then finally Oldham.

Grassman · Dec 28, 2014

DanRedman said:
I used to work at Craven Cottage whilst at uni, think I know how to get there... My original question was the 'easiest' way to get to the ground because (if you haven't noticed) there's disruption on the tubes and its a late kick off. Also, I've never used Seagull Travel before, wanted other "true" fans' advice on the service. How about you go back to ******* over the days when Albion had no fans...

Firstly, your original question didn't sound like you knew there was travel disruption. So, I'm not surprised at some of the reaction. Secondly, not sure what you are on about when you mention the days "...Albion had no fans...". Our away support for the last 15 years has been nothing less than extraordinary. In fact I'd argue we often take less away these days than we did when at Withdean.

Tarpon · Dec 28, 2014

goldstone68 said:
I assume you mean me? (scratches arse)

Nope. But if the cap fits...(scratches balls).

theboybilly · Dec 28, 2014

If there are no tube trains to Putney Bridge the Eight Bells in Fulham High Street might be a little quieter than usual. The Golden Lion may be good too if you don't go in showing colours or in too big a group. If making your way from Hammersmith, the Crabtree near the Thames Path may be a good option and seems to welcome both home and away fans

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